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The National Maritime Museum's collection of manuscripts is the largest and most important dedicated archive for the study of maritime history in the world. The collection occupies over four linear miles of shelf space and covers all aspects of British seafaring history from the 14th to the 20th centuries.
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A Dutch map showing the devasation caused by the Great Fire of London, 1666
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George I with his fleet circling around him
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Instructions for the better ordering His Majesties Fleet in Sayling...in fighting...'
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Second Class dinner menu from the last night on the RMS 'Titanic', 14 April, 1912, kept by survivor Mrs Bertha J. Marshall (nee Watt)
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Channel Islands Survey: The prospect of the southern part of St. Owen.
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Channel Islands Survey: A prospect of the road and castle of Cowes.
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Channel Islands Survey: A Draught of the Rocks Marks Banks and Soundings in Guernsey Road.
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Channel Islands Survey: A prospect of Corbiere Castle.
